American Tag Team Wrestling/Zeppelin (YS82, 86)    Okay, so it's not the most complex game in the world. But while it lasts, it's blimmin' excellent fun. Bangers And Mash/Alternative (YS78, 70)    Platform, jungle fun for the younger Spec-chum. Biff/Beyond Belief (YS77, 80)    Cute, Dizzy-style collect-'em-up puzzler. Champ, The/Linel (YS65, 58)    Weak boxing sim completely lacking in the excitement dept. Championship 3D Snooker/Zeppelin (YS80, 70)    Cheap and cheerful snooker sim. Crystal Kingdom Dizzy/Codemasters (YS84, 70)    Fans will enjoy this caper, but will they be willing to pay more? Probably! Days Of Thunder/Mindscape (YS61, 70)    Averageish driving game about a fairly boring sort of racing. Not massively thrill-packed, it has to be said. Dizzy's Excellent Adventures/Codemasters (YS73, 90)    A complete and utter barg and a must for the festive period. Good, clean family entertainment. Edd The Duck/Impulze (YS62, 83)    Neat and clourful Rainbow Islands clone with a cutsie BBC puppet. Fun, but not all that original. European Superleague/CDS (YS67, 80)    Easy-to-pick-up footie management sim, with more life that most, and plenty of clever touches. F-16 Combat Pilot/Digital Integration (YS62, 92)    Well programmed, bloomin' complicated - perhaps the ultimate Speccy flight sim. First Division Manager/Codemasters (YS70, 50)    Fairly good management sequences but the whole thing's ruined by the appalling arcade bit. Five On A Treasure Island/Enigma Variations (YS66, 83)    Really nice adventure game. Easy to understand, plenty of action, and good for beginners. Golden Axe/Virgin (YS61, 91)    Brilliant beat-'em-up with loads of characters, colour and nice little touches. The best of its kind all year. Grell And Falla/Codemasters (YS79, 85)    Amazingly cute scrolly/platform action that just misses being one of the best things ever. Hideous/Alternative (YS81, 70)    Plesant enough maze-y, pushy block-y kind of game that's, sadly, too dated to be brilliant. Hollywood Collection/Ocean (YS60, 87)    Three and a half strong games, and all big names too - excellent value for beginners. International Tennis/Zeppelin (YS85, 82)    A game, set and match of International Tennis could be just what you're after. Light Corridor, The/Infogrames (YS64, 80)    Not at all easy squash-like affair, with really good game-maker. Well worth wasting some time on! Line Of Fire/US Gold (YS61, 72)    Disappointing Op Wolf variant that claims to be different but isn't at all really. Man Utd Europe/Krisalis (YS69, 79)    Footie sim with slow management bits and fast arcade sequences. A good all rounder. Moontorc/Atlantis (YS74, 70)     Uppy, downy, acrossy, abouty game that's a tad lacking! Narco Police/Dinamic (YS64, 83)    A 'strategy' shoot-'em-up with good looks and brains too! Nigel Mansell's World Championship/Gremlin (YS87, 80)    Little wrong with it, but nothing that makes you think this is something to be treasured for ever. Good clean competent fun. North And South/Infogrames (YS63, 90)    Juicy strategy/arcade game, brill with two-player option. Colourful, clever and a lorra, lorra fun! Pick 'n' Pile/Ubisoft (YS62, 80)    Colourful French variation on the puzzle game theme - addictive, but not as good as Puzznic (for instance). Platinum/US Gold (YS62, 89)    Four of the best games US Gold have done (plus one freebie) - you can't go far wrong, can you? Power Up/Ocean (YS66, 90)    An absolutely truly scrumptious compilations. 3 incredibly good Megagames and a couple of nice other things. Return Of The Witch Lord - Hero Quest Expansion Kit/Gremlin (YS70, 86)    A definite must-buy for everyone who's already got Hero Quest. A barg! Robin Hood: Legend Quest/Codemasters (YS86, 90)    Super! Pick up a copy and become a Merry Person riding through the glen. Robocop III/Ocean (YS76, 86)    Monochrome, jump-about-a-lot and kill people thang that's plenty of fun. Santa's Xmas Caper/Zeppelin (YS73, 14)    Imagine a class of infants making a Christmassy computer game and you'll have a good idea of what this is like. Sharkey's Moll/Zeppelin (YS69, 54)    Uninspired and uninspiring Op Wolf-style shoot-'em-up. Shoe People, The/Gremlin (YS78, 85)    A big bundle of spanky educational software with a thick coating of cuddly fun. Sidewinder II/Virgin (YS85, 68)    It doesn't matter how old-fashioned games like this are, they're always fun. Skull And Crossbones/Domark (YS67, 72)    Fun but facile coin-op conversion. A piratical slash-'n'-pick-'em-up with confusing sprites. Sky High Stuntman/Codemasters (YS72, 80)    An airborne shoot-'em-up with a film theme. Quite nice really. Space Crusade/Gremlin (YS75, 92)    A stonker of a game that'll have you playing for hours. Steg/Codemasters (YS84, 90)    Steg is a fine game, in fact it's a right little charmer! Supersports Challenge/Codemasters (YS88, 81)    Cue Boy is ace International Speedway isn't. The rest is dandy enough and worth your pennies, especially Cue Boy. Sword Of The Samurai/Zeppelin (YS83, 72)    Four quid can't buy you much these days, so why not spend it on a game that'll keep you happy for a while. War Machine/Players (YS84, 30) Waterworks (SAM)/FRED (YS88, 80)    I really enjoyed playing it, but I can see why people wouldn't like it. Non-puzzle fanatics should knock 25% off the score. Wile E Coyote/Hi-Tec (YS74, 68)     Samey and disappointing collect-'em-up with extremely obscure graphics. Wrestling Superstars/Codemasters (YS86, 60)    'S all right, innit? 1992: That Was The Year That Was (YS86)